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Care homes in Evesham offering care for adults under 65

Of the 13 care homes in Evesham, 8 offer care for adults under 65, 255 beds in all; 6 different providers run them. The biggest provider here is Noble Care Limited (3). CQC has rated 7 of them, and 71% are Good or Outstanding, compared with 82% for care for adults under 65 across England. Outstanding: 1. We estimate typical fees in Evesham at about £1,300 a week for residential care and £1,540 for nursing careestimated. 3 care homes have not been rated for more than four years and 1 joined the CQC register during the past two years. CQC's latest rating here went to Greenhill Park Residential Care Home: Requires improvement, on 27 July 2026.

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CQC register data as of 27 October 2026 · Open Government Licence

Quick summary

  • We check for new CQC ratings in Worcestershire daily: see the latest changes.
  • Among the 7 rated care homes, 5 hold a Good or Outstanding rating, and 2 are rated below Good. 1 is not rated yet.
  • You can ask Worcestershire council for a free care needs assessment; savings make no difference.
  • 4 list dementia as a specialism; 3 provide nursing care.

To cite: "Care homes in Evesham offering care for adults under 65", The Care Panel, Oct 2026, from CQC register analysis.

  • 8registered care homes
  • 71%Good or Outstanding, among those rated
  • 4are registered for dementia
  • 1inspected or rated in the last 2 years

Who offers care for adults under 65 in Evesham

Ranked by CQC rating and how recent it is, then distance. How we order providers

RankCare homeCQC ratingDate ratedBedsNursing
1Gloucester HouseGoodJan 20238No
2Austen Court Care HomeGoodAug 202369Yes
3Lime StreetOutstandingFeb 20198No
4Cheltenham RoadGoodMar 20183No
5Cavendish ParkGoodApr 202167Yes
6Greenhill Park Residential Care HomeRequires improvementJul 202634No
7Richmond Village Wood NortonRequires improvementApr 202360Yes
8Abbey HouseNot yet rated–6No

This table lists each care home in Evesham registered for care for adults under 65, highest CQC rating first, then the more recent rating.

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Care for adults under 65 in Evesham: ratings, size and cost

62% of Evesham's care homes (8 of 13) hold a CQC registration for care for adults under 65. Of those rated, 71% are Good or Outstanding: 12 points below the 83% for every care home here, and below the England figure of 82% for care for adults under 65.

Gloucester House, Austen Court Care Home and Lime Street lead the list for care for adults under 65. The newest rating is from July 2026 and the oldest from March 2018; 1 fall within the last two years. Between them they have 255 registered beds, with nursing care at 3 of them. 1 of them is not yet rated, which is usual for newly registered services.

Across Worcestershire, 108 care homes are registered for care for adults under 65, and 88% of those rated are Good or Outstanding. Care for adults under 65 is on 62% of registrations here and 64% across Worcestershire.

Typical weekly fees in the West Midlands: about £1,295 residential, £1,520 nursing. Request the price list from every home, as specialist care can cost more. How these costs are worked out.

What care for adults under 65 involves

Care for adults under 65 supports younger adults with a disability, long-term condition or mental health need. Good services are built around work, study, family life and independence, not the routines of care for older people.

Before you choose: questions on care for adults under 65

  1. How do you plan for more independence over time?
  2. How is the person involved in reviewing their support?
  3. How are health appointments supported?
  4. Can support fit around the person's own schedule?
  5. How many people of a similar age do you support?

Where to get support: Disability Rights UK, 0330 995 0400. Worcestershire: care needs assessment.

Care for adults under 65 in nearby towns

TownDistanceCare homesGood or Outstanding
Evesham–85
Alcester9.5 mi32
Tewkesbury11.2 mi54
Stratford-upon-Avon12.2 mi1414
Studley12.7 mi33
Worcester13.7 mi1811
Cheltenham14.5 mi2416

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Common questions about care for adults under 65 in Evesham

Where can I find care for adults under 65 in a care home in Evesham?

Of the 13 CQC-registered care homes in Evesham, 8 offer care for adults under 65 (Oct 2026). Top-rated names here include Gloucester House, Austen Court Care Home and Lime Street.

Are care homes in Evesham well rated?

Good or Outstanding: 5 (71%) of the 7 rated, 1 of them Outstanding, and 2 are rated Requires improvement or Inadequate. 1 has not been rated yet, which is common for newly registered services.

How much does a care home cost in Evesham?

Average fees paid by self-funders in West Midlands in 2026: residential care home £1,295 a week; nursing home £1,520 a week. These are averages over a wide spread of prices, which move with the type of room, how much help is needed and any nursing. Councils tend to pay less than private payers for an identical room. Source: The Care Panel regional fee benchmarks, October 2026 (how we estimate). See our full cost guide.

Will I get help from Worcestershire council with the cost of a care home?

For residents who qualify, the NHS pays towards nursing through NHS-funded nursing care, and the council may help with fees. Under the Care Act 2014, Worcestershire council has to offer a needs assessment at no cost. For the means test, a home is usually counted for care home fees unless it is still home to a partner or certain relatives (and not in the first 12 weeks of a permanent stay); in England the threshold is £23,250. How to reach Worcestershire council.

How should I compare care homes in Evesham?

Start with the latest CQC report and its date: 1 of the 8 listed here was inspected or rated in the last two years, and 6 have an older report. Then ask about continuity of staff, how they handle missed care, and the full price before you sign. See the checklist.

How do nearby towns compare with Evesham for care for adults under 65?

Counting care for adults under 65: Evesham 8 (5 Good or Outstanding); Pershore (6.1 miles): 2, 2 rated Good or Outstanding; Bidford-on-Avon (6.6 miles): 2, 2 rated Good or Outstanding; Alcester (9.5 miles): 3, 2 rated Good or Outstanding.

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